The School Counselor
Through the Utah College and Career Readiness School Counseling Program Model, school counselors implement a standards-based, data-driven school counseling program to address the needs of each student. Effective collections, analysis, and use of data ensure school counselors are accountable for personal performance and program implementation. Program performance and accountability measures are foundational in the work of school counselors and systemic change.
Comprehensive Program
Program review links
- R277-462: School Counseling Program
- College & Career Readiness School Counseling Program Model
- On-site Review & Annual Self Evaluation
- Electronic Evidence Box Guide
- Principal Counselor Agreement
- Comprehensive Guidance Allowable use of funds
- Data Project instruction / Template / Graph insert
- WCSD Review Document Template
School Counseling Licensing
- State Requirements
- Utah Programs
- Professional Learning opportunities
School Counseling Program Listserv
- A Mailing List for Elementary School Counseling(External Web Content)
- Comprehensive Counseling and Guidance Program Information(External Web Content)
- Resources for School Counselors
School Counseling Professional Memberships
College & Career Planning
PCCR
4 Year Plan
Scholarships
College Applications
FAFSA
Internships
CTE Pathways
Graduation
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Washington County School District Graduation Requirements - (Policy - 4100)
- Language Arts 4.0 units of credit
- Mathematics 3.0 units of credit
- Science 3.0 units of credit at a minimum, two selected from the four science foundation areas
- Social Studies 3.0 units of credit
- Directed Coursework:
- Fine Arts 1.5 units of credit
- Career and Technical Education 1.0 unit of credit
- Digital Studies 0.5 units of credit
- General Financial Library 0.5 unit of credit
- Physical and Health Education 2.0 units of credit
- Electives as determined by the high school:
- Schools in WCSD vary in number of credits required for graduation between 27-34 credits
Courses meeting the criteria for Graduation Requirements
Rule R277-717 (Course Grade Forgiveness)
Grade Replacement FAQ's
HONORS DIPLOMA
ACT Benchmark Scores
English 18 [ACT Benchmark score]
Math 22[ACT Benchmark score]
Science 22 [ACT Benchmark score]
Reading 23 [ACT Benchmark score]
- English - 4 credits
- Math - 4 progressive credits
- Science - 3 lab-based credits; Biology, Chemistry and Physics
- Social Science - 3.5 credits
- Foreign Language - 2 progressive credits of the same language
Advanced Credit Options
Check with your School Counselor to see what advanced courses are available at your school
- Advanced Placement Courses
- Concurrent Enrollment Courses
- Dixie Technical College Courses
- Cosmetology
ALTERNATE CREDIT OPTIONS
- Online Courses
- Visit with your School Counselor to see what online courses are available at your school
- Summer School
- Credit Recovery for failed courses
- Competency Assessment (test out)
- Test out FAQ's
- The following tests are available for state demonstrated competency
- Biology
Earth Science
ELA 9, 10, 11, 12
Fitness for Life
General Financial Literacy
Health II
PE Participation Skills and Techniques
Secondary Math 1, 2, 3
US Government and Citizenship
World Geography
World History
World Language (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish)
- Biology
Adult Education
Counseling Forms
Academic
- Modified Diploma
- Grade Forgiveness
- Cosmetology
- Home Release
- Concurrent Enrollment Forms
- Mental Health & Wellness
- Sports Participation Credit
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- Parent Notification of threat or Incident
- Children's Justice Center Counseling Services (Victims of Crime)
- Parent / Guardian permission for group or individual services
- Southwest Behavioral Health Referral
- Agreement of Educational Release form
- Crisis Plan
- Template
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